Music is proven to benefit students with learning differences.
Transformative Music Education for Children with Autism, ADHD, and Dyslexia
Music has a profound impact on children with learning differences, providing them with numerous benefits that enhance their overall development.
We Believe Little Fingers
Can Do Big Things
About Musicology Lab
At Musicology Lab, we turn traditional music therapy on its head. While traditional music therapy uses music to achieve non-musical outcomes such as improving speech or emotional regulation, our program harnesses these therapeutic benefits to teach children how to play the piano and sing in multiple languages. This innovative approach not only enhances musical skills but also supports cognitive and language development, which is particularly beneficial for neurodivergent children. Our primary goal, however, remains musical education.
What Sets Musicology Lab Apart :
● Unique Approach: Teaching piano and singing in five languages.
● Cognitive and Language Development: Enhances memory, attention, and
executive function.
● Proprietary Methods: Teaching without sheet music using ear training and body
percussion.
Our "See it. Say it. Play it." Approach:
● SEE IT : See the word and hear it spoken rhythmically in the native language.
● SAY IT : Say the word to the matching music rhythm.
● PLAY IT: Say and play the word on the body / instrument.
This multi-sensory technique helps children with speech delays and nonverbal communication, improving language acquisition while learning an instrument. Our approach ensures children thrive in their linguistic development while immersing themselves in the magic of music.
7 Benefits of Musicology Lab for Neurodivergent Children
01
Focusand Dyslexia
Innovative methods proven to help children focus and
comprehend musical concepts without traditional sheet music.
02
Improved Cognitive Skills
Boosts memory, attention, and problem-solving abilities.
03
Enhanced Language Development
Aids in vocabulary, pronunciation, and comprehension through multilingual singing and rhythmic speech.
04
Increased Social Interaction
Promotes communication and teamwork through group activities.
05
Emotional Expression and Regulation
Provides an outlet for managing emotions effectively.
06
Improved Motor Skills
Refines coordination and dexterity through musical activities.
07
Enhanced Academic Performance
Correlates with improved focus, discipline, and learning abilities.
By incorporating music into the lives of children with learning differences, we can unlock their full potential, fostering their personal growth and overall well-being.
WhyChoose Musicology Lab?
01
Interactive Learning
The “See it. Say it. Play it.” system uses panda educational manipulatives, plushies, interactive stories, and illustrated flashcards to make learning fun and effective.
02
Expert Instruction
Over three decades of industry experience, with award-winning methods now applied to neurodivergent children.
03
Inclusive Environment
A nurturing atmosphere where every child feels valued and understood.
04
Proven Success
Globally recognized approach that improves cognitive skills,
language development, social interaction, and academic performance.
MUSIC IS PROVEN How students with learning differences benefit from music education.
Children with learning differences such as Autism, ADHD, and Dyslexia benefit from music education in a multitude of ways. Studies in the United States and the United Kingdom show that students with mild to severe learning differences who receive music education show improvement in communication, joint attention, turn-taking, eye contact, socialization, mood regulation, and motivation, which increases their learning ability, and overall wellbeing. Here in the Musicology Lab, we know the benefits of music education will last your child a lifetime.
FACT: Music is proven to significantly enhance socialisation and communication skills for neurodivergent children.
Extensive research has consistently demonstrated the tremendous benefits of music education for children with special needs. Music education provides a holistic and inclusive approach that supports their cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development. Through music, children with special needs can improve their communication skills, enhance their language development, and strengthen their auditory processing abilities. Additionally, music education fosters self-expression, promotes emotional well-being, and encourages social interaction and collaboration.
By engaging in music education, children with special needs gain valuable skills, boost their self-confidence, and experience a sense of belonging within a supportive and inclusive environment. Ultimately, music education empowers these children, enriching their lives and enabling them to reach their full potential.
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Contact Us for More Information
Email Director Zoe Madewell at Zoe@musicologylab.com or SCHEDULE A CALL
Musicology Lab: Unlocking the Proven Benefits of Music Education for Neurodivergent Children through Piano and Language
